Scotts Bluff County Warrant RecordsScotts Bluff County Warrant Records

This private reference cannot confirm, recall, or clear a warrant. Official answers come from the Scotts Bluff County Sheriff’s Warrant Division, the court that issued the order, or the Detention Center when the question is custody or bond. The contacts below keep the courthouse, Sheriff administration, city police, and detention addresses separate.

Not a government or law-enforcement office. This private reference cannot confirm a warrant, change a court order, post bond, arrange surrender, or provide legal advice. Use the official offices below.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Route the question by record type. A police contact may identify a citation, but the court controls the case and the Sheriff handles operational warrant work.

  • Countywide public search: use the Scotts Bluff County Community Engagement Portal Warrant category.
  • Warrant administration or extradition: call the Sheriff at 308-436-6667. The division page lists x5791; the county directory lists Warrants at 308-436-6668 x5894. Verify the current extension through the main line.
  • County Court: 1725 10th Street, first level, Gering, 308-436-6648. Traffic and case-date contact is published as 308-436-6650.
  • District Court: 1725 10th Street, second level, Gering, clerk 308-436-6641; judges’ office 308-436-6660.
  • Custody and bond: Detention Center, 2522 7th Street, Gering, 308-436-7300; booking 308-633-1864. The county states bond is accepted 24/7 and lists a valid driver’s license requirement.
  • City records: Scottsbluff Police, 1801 Avenue B, 308-630-6261; Gering Police, 1025 P Street, 308-436-5088; Mitchell Police, 1280 Center Avenue, 308-623-2133; Terrytown contracts with Scottsbluff Police; Morrill Village contacts are listed at 118 Center Avenue, 308-247-2312.

For a public copy, use the Scotts Bluff County Freedom of Information route. Send the request to the department holding the record. County Clerk staff can forward a misdirected request. Describe the court or agency, case or citation number, date range, record type, and preferred format. Ask for public, non-sealed portions. The department provides an approximate fee before the requester decides whether to proceed.

County Court handles traffic, city ordinances, misdemeanors, infractions, extraditions, and preliminary felony hearings. District Court handles filed felony criminal records. The County Attorney is at the courthouse top level, 308-436-6674, but is not the office that recalls a judge’s warrant.

Use 911 for an emergency, not for routine warrant-record questions. The Communications Center operates around the clock but is not a public walk-in warrant counter. Nebraska Judicial Branch scam guidance says courts do not serve arrest warrants by phone, text, or email or demand payment through digital-wallet services.